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It so happens that the smaller manufacturers Of
Gloves, at times, get hard up;" then it is that big
stores like the PALAIs ROYAL step in and buy Just
such case 4-Button Undressed Kid Gloves with
Embroidered Backs are offered for &c., worth al.
The 6sc Dressed Kid Gloves embroidered are selling
so rapidly you must buy now be disappointed The
and s-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaries are en-
brodered and for 15c q bargain. The Shut
ton Undressed Mousquetares with embroidered backs
and Sbutton Dressed Pigskin Gloves are warranted
These last CPigskin) the most desirable gloves
made, and when they offered for 9Sc instead of
S15O. the usual price, ia it wonder there's rush
for gloves at the Palais Royal
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WANTED--ROOMS.

1879
WANTED.GoOD ROOM WITH coon BOARD.
w fifteen minutes. way or less from the Patent Of
s. T., Star office. s2J-3t'
WASSI,EIDzzocTosER !. BY FAMILY OF THREE
sts; rent must be reasonable. Address PERMANENT.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND THREE
w children Jagged g. z and respectively three un-
nse fsa
Star office IT.
WANTED-TWo. OR THREE UNPUBLISHED
w rooms for light housekeepins for two adults; in
aaa
WANTED-BY a FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
nnd tG e thrss
northwest Permanent suited References Address
w like permanently two communicating Rooms
with frstclass table board in gentee neighborhood
Radss.s BE! g. sfa1 and
WANTED.Two ROOMS WEST OF I4TH ST.
dren iSn n
w steiy: have applications from good permanent
81 ;Rd
w nished rooms for light housekeeping near street
car line; terms must be moderate; Address F., 11l7
G st. NV s19-3ts
w four. unfurnished rooms. second .noor: light
housekeeping: location between 9th and 9th and
rsns o in
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
90 Sn' Adarsss l GoeR Box s Is
WANTED- ROOMs--TOPARTIEs HAVING ROOMS
isa; x saf Us PPs iHa sSs"
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Johnson, GARsrE e Co,

Johnson, GARsrE & Co.
Invite the attention Of purchasers to their
FALL STOCK OF CARPETS,
The largest and handsomest they have ever offered
exnibdiny all the choice designs and novelties in
INGRAM. TAPESTRY. AND BODY BRUssEIs,
piece: I Hs,2K o Sssps :g 2 VIZ
20 pissss Tape:srs E Coo. Csc. 75c.
Choice designs Body Brussels, 81, $l25.
NEW ARRIVALS AUTUMN DRESS GOODS
2o-inch Serge suiting in new Fail Coiors, 15c
Ladies' Flannel Sulting. in Plain and Paids, CSC
4O-ineh AI-Wooi Homespun, in Checks and Mix-
A. and GA Frecot Cloths, SOC, 75c.
Srisht New Pads, sun and Wool Soc Csc. 75c
Cases Canton fi.nnsis. Sc. I0c. iSs ''s.
R~s cray .n %r s:o ssna:st e.
sed SontST,s, Lined with White Cotton, q, e125.
Asptsndid line Underwear, HOSIERY, Gloves. &c.
JOHNSON. GARNER L CO..
s19 838 Pepnsylvsnia ave, near tn 81. NV.
FALL GooDs.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK scARrs. FOUR IN
HANDS. MADE TICKS. &C
w. q TEEr.
8. e. LEWIS
ass 7TH STREET, WARRINGTON. DC.
oiyss special s.senton TO Ill Real Issas> Trsus~sionl
and the Placing OF Fire Insurance In hsitsbls Com
panies- ,y:,0-2aw3m
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

SoR kENT-l2o7 4TH ST y. W. NEAR N. rwo.
500 4 GiSr LII If SGS; ISL si ss 4 mod
fS0R RENT.e22 ST. n. W. THREE-sToRY
=, go ET,ck Dwelling. II Rooms modern IMPROVEMENT.
500 s psT HeP s nlsanFe al EhEEIs SONS
FOE EENl-Sfw HOUSES. FOUR ROOMS. i,,I.
s e:nn Road. so mOaIA. boa 1. 10 INNINGS, D {
FqahaS'aE sN IT., o ST NV, A II ROOM BRICK
...oH,.i S,,ly At lo45 18th Vt nv. s2I-a.
Il soc Psyyc-FuRNISHrp- OWN HOME No,
season OF FOR Rrsy furnished can be rented for The
pi ffSH y Ys iS'fs and as .ids lot, " Eiirf
ION prxr s21-lm
D. near Durvnscis-iN eoas kn go
SIS Vi av 2er mi IN Cleveland and BOUNDARY
si!S sss sr mi sOs 3 s .i:i rs. IS
iSi4 10Th st srm st $50 80 sllss ave- ID
1903 :. or mi. 50 SIG aas sd a. Or q
ii5t Isl, re- & $50 ~ - i4,S SO
isis St sr, $50 s 81 SSks sii. =
si;S H. nj mi MI, ssSs st: st. 8 g s$
ys5seSss s sosf n aS1s st: 81.
I.es s < ave- o' sf 800 100 eec rs,h STORES !, A.
$50 cleveland .v $3.50 S;so s sss so "a
Fora fuil LIST Apply 10 MISCOrT WILCOX
81 1907 Pernsy lNsiAis ave n -
VSoR RENTAL s30-l0oo 36TH ut ON
IL square from cars: nine MONS and hath All ni,nxs
ground: modern. thorough reIair. Key ut grorery
opposite AL "a 81 IA.
NOR RENT-NEw TEN-RoOM BAY-wlNpoW
II brick DOOM st. w, suitable for large famfi q
all improvements. substantially built. convenlsH
neighborhood; south front: open e1Ates: rent s2S
Owner 90D U ct. se3l DE
vSoR RENT-BEICK HOUSE, 1920 NEW JERSEY
IL ava NV. six rooms and bath; all modern impr0,e
ments. Also. new bay window brick House aop n
st. n. six aud bsth, al MODERN iuyr..va
ments Inquire at 1919 New Jersey ave n "
I|oR RENT - SIX-ROOM BRICK House aaf
n II tn st and water IL 80. Appiy TO n y
IA1R0 4S2 Lotasa ave. s2I az.
1soR RENT-FURNISHED-A MOST DEsIRABII
Il furnished House. IL rooDls. handsomely fur
nished; suitable for member Of Congress or othsn
desiring 20 entertain Inquire l01s 18th ST. NV
Sd
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EOk EENT-FURNIsHED

Other large and Handsomely Furnished Houses
Unfurnished Houses, Flats, aud Office Rooms.
a. II. ROBERTSON, Heal Estate Broker
sls-ot- 1915 ST. NV.
Eok RENT,1203 41H ST.; NEAR NJ \. W.. 10
II rooms hath and cellar all IN. l.; newly pspersd
and painted and ia thorough rep AIR; $40
si9-3t H. h. Il. LEIP0ID. 1881 F st NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1COR RENT-STABLE IN TEMPERANCE ALLEY,
IL bet: 9th and 10th and ID and L, entrance on ID ST.
10th; tt.reestory brick accommodations for ~
horses carriage and harness elevator office, Sc. APP
ply to THoS. RUSSELL. l213 Pa. ave. s2o-:ft
NOR RENT OR SALE-FINE UPRIGHT PIANOS.
II terms easy frstclass Tuning and Repairing of
Pianos Organs: % years experience Work wsrra,te
Charges moderate. BECKER, SOL 9th NV si:I-:;fn
IIOR RENT-TYPEwRIIERs, as PER MONTH.
IL also sold on tnstalments. HENRY A CLARKE &
son, 1913 st NV. s7-:Irn
NOR RENT-BRICk STABLE IN REAR OF 1914
IL L st. NV. accommodation for three horses, two
carriages aud coachman. J. Mel DODSON,
auSl-lm 1925 1t. NV.
IcOR RENT-COAL DUMP ON b. AND o. r. r.
II for rent or lease: will carry 1000 tons: the largest
dump in the city and the business center For
terms and further information call on
THOMAS ". SMITH
au29-1m Lumber Dealer.
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EIpHoNxo 1ouNos COMPANY,
sic 42S 9th IT., bet. D and Sta
CfEAH WE'LL .kOKfN0.-WEff6 BORED TOR
- cieo toWn4 vage1 farms, hot1lh krSWer1st. pri-
vate fesldences, Railroads 90 Hstisfactic Susfcn-
teed i eoltcit corrospondencA -
Se26-3m' HURON A. HUYETT. Haxerstowu, IA
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NOR RENT-3ls ST NV; TWENTY ROOMS.
II suitable for hrst-cass boarding house I. W. MIL
tER, 1903 St NV. slg-3t
I4oR kENT-l5O7 9Th ST. NV, NEAT 2-eTORY
II and basement brick dwelling; six roons ali mod
ern tlnyfovsn.elts: &zo.40 swoRMsTKDT I
BRADLl.i, S2s ST. s19-0t
IrOR RENT-7-Ro0M BEIGE HOUSE, MODERN
II improvements. HIST ne. bet. 18th ana IL. Owner
will exchange rent for board and third hoor rooms
IroR RENT-THREE-eTORY BRICK HOUSE IN
Il rooms, "a 81 a. Apply 1907 PUnnsylvsniS
ave. nv. a1o.St
lcoR RkNf-924 = ST. NV, Is ROoMR NEWLY
y. papered ano p1auteos al Roqerl imprpvementss
e75 Per MONTH HUFTf 4 DYER
sel7-lw 18th and r sts.
EOR RENT-A THRKK.aTORY BRICK HOUSE
y nsxt door 70 0sorxetowu Convent Apply 70 a.
CVovsnk au2S-1A
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WISDOM"
has BEEN CROWNED WITH SUCCESS.
The Progress Of Popularity OF Our Third Floor-Rem.
nant Rooms-is Beyond Description.
Having secured Special Bargains for this Thursday
and Ffday-Remnant Sales-we will give you list of
soma Of the most important offerings:
About so dozen Of Extra Heavy Balmoral Skirts,
dark colors, widths, only 43c. regular value 75c.
dozen Of Heavy Cloth and Felt Skirts. with four
heavy Rufes in red or blue binding at &C. standard
price $3.50 and Sits. This lot being exceptionally
small we would advise you to cali early In order to OBJ
tain the benefit of this bargain.
small quantity Of Furniture Calicoes in remnants
from to 10 yards superb patterns, only Sc yard
real value SC.
Several cases Of Blesched Wamsutta Pillow Casing
and Sheeting Remnants. in 9-S, GA and 1O4 widths,
at about onethird less than their regular market
tation.
We have received Fail Importations Of Corduroy.
Fancy and Plain Velvetsen in all the new shades,
which we offer at reasonable prices
cases of the best Bengal Blue venum Remnants
suitable for Overalls and many other domestic pur-
poses, at 124c. per yard: regular value 18c.
The last lot Of Venetienne Cloth. in light and dark
patterns. suitable for Dresses and Wrappers only &C.
per yard; standard price 12H
ONE price To AYy
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r 7. WALKERB SONS. So4 loTH "a. NV.
d Parchment Paper. Mortar Color Chsrcoal Lima
fs %ss:Pss ~ s & sEsGxs 0'n'A'~ - ~
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We are closing out a job in fine PoCKET-BOOKS,
PURSES AND CARD CASES, reduced (because
trife shopworn) to Csc. 38c. and 49c. We have also
received some new SATCHELS, LONG POCKET
BOOKS, AND REAL LEATHER PURSES Prices
range from 15c. to $4.4S. We offer bargains every
day in ladies' and gents pocket books and purses
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09

Jackson Tribune aHd Sun. "TheIe are
no horses In that rsoe."
OxroRD (Miss.) Falcon: Mr.. ]. 7.
Wood made Us pleasant call yester.
day. He was returning from q visit
to Memphis.
The lady who exchanged q long
seal plush cloak at w. s. Bruce's New
Years day can Iectify the mistake at
81 Monroe street.
FoRr SIXTH Tribune: Mr.. John W.
Har sail, formerly Of Fort Smith, bu.
now representing a Memphis house,
spent New Years day Ia our city.
THE wedding Of Mis- Moxie Bloom
IN Mr.. @. Sugarman will take place
Wednesday night, January 18th, at
the residence Of L, g. Pape, No. ~
Adans street.
JACKSON (Mifs) Adrertissr: Miss
Mamie Robinson, who has been visit
ing fiieD DIS in Memphis Tor the past
month, is expected home. She will
be accompanied by Miss Day, society
belle OF that city.
MEMBERS OF the Ladies' Hebrew Re-
lief Society are Tequ ssted 10 attend a
special meeting at the Temple this
afternoon a. 3 O'Clock, for the trans
action OF important business.
MIse MINNIE CRANBERRY, a beautiful
charming and deservedly popular
young lady, after spending the Christ
mas holidays with her mother ard
friends in Collisrville. Tenn, returned
to her aunt's, Ms. John O. William
sons, No. 81 Fifth street, Chelsea, yes
terdsy.
The Women's Exchsngs has sus.
pended rule 2, except lest clause, for
Twelve months The rule prohibited
any but needy women to become con-
siQnoIs. Now any member OF the
Women's Exchange can COTS gn
goods; provided she disposes Of the
rem ainirg two tickets to needy women
only. b. order Of the president.
SRARcY ARK Wheel: Miss Elva
Cooke, OF Somerville, Tenn last year
principal OF the music department OF
st. Mary's Episcopal School, Mem
phis, has accepted the position OF
assisan music teacher in the Searcy
College. Sh . arrived last Sunday and
entered upon her duties Monday
morning.
THE full dress theater party given
Friday night by Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Nicely, was mplimentary 10 Mrs.
John p. Williams, OF Nashville, who
is Justly regarded ss one Of the most
beautiful and charming ladies in the
State. After The play the whole party
was driven to the Gayoso Hotel where
an elegant repsst was spread in the
west pAlore. Mrs. Williams left last
night for her home, to the great regret
OF her many friends ia Memphis.
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IMPROVED Caligraph, Al North Court.
HoT LUNCHES a. Women's Exchange.
P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embaimer, 55 Madison street.
TELEPHONE 700, J,B. Aldrich & Co.,
32 Ntrth Court, for anything you CT
your customers want in the sewing
machine line.
MEMPHIS Wholesale Meat Co., II
Adams Daily fresh Beef, Pork and Nut.
ton, also Corned Beef. Orders solicited
and promptly filed. Telephone 874.
rRE Herbal Chill Cure, tho test
tonic An5 snti-periodic known. A certain
and suro cure FOR chills. Price o. per bot.
Gle. Bend stamps for circglars. Any ref.
2rcnco, gixen,. address John Q. Rucksr.
Lynehbsrg. vs..
WHEN very young children are de-.
prived of their natural nourishment,
it is difficult to procure a proper sub.
stiIute therefor, herce the alarming
mortality among infants. Me'lin's
Food, which is IT comm ended by the
highest medical authorities, has been
prepared to meet this very want.
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PERSONALS.

J. s. MESKEN lef! for New York last
night. r.a.,. ...
SIMON MosEs, Of Louisville, Ky, Is
at the Gayoso Ho.el. no,.
A. F. JAcAssY, Of st. Paul, MINI, is
stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
Nh. MANDLRB lUM, Of Baltimore, ia
stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
THERON o. WRaHr, of New York,
Is stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
Mrs MARY CLAYTON is visiting her
friends, the Misses Gregory, on Vance
street.
MERIDIAN (Miss.) Neps. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. y. Coffee, Of Memphis, are in
the city.
w. J. GILLESPIE aud wife aud Miss
Bessie Randolph Of Blsion, Macs, are
registered at the Gayoso Hotel.
MISSES PAULINE AND FANNIE KING
returned home after spending several
weeks with relatives In Paducah, Ky.
DR.. r. L. LASH has recovered from
his recent illness and is again ready to
receive his numerous friends and
patients.
The APPEALS Nashville corre:pon-
dent tbinks dsrE horse may be
elected Senator. "He can't say that
about the RAGS for Librarian" says the
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kyruD of Figs

Manufactured only by tue California
Fig Syrup. Company, San Francisco,
Gal Is natures own true laxative. II
Is the most easily taken aud the most
pleasantly effective remedy known to
cleanse the system when bilious or
costive; to dispel headaches, colds
and fevers; 10 cure habiiuAl constipa-
ton, indigestion, etc. Fer sale in 80
cents and ST. bottles by II. ]. Holster
aud all leading d ugsists; Van Vleet
4 o., q. w. Jones 4 Co., w. N. Will
kerson & Co, 6. Mansfield 4 90. have
been appointed Wholesale agents at
Memphis.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
VIII he Held To-day at the Various
Churches At the Hours Named.

Yunee Street Gtyiaian CkurcA. --Proaching
at II q NJ. and SPIN.
Salem Baptist CkurcA Carolina street. The
Rev. l.. W. williams, pastor.
81. Morv's Cathedral. Poplar street. Ser
vices at and II am. and pm.
Sdfdrdas Sirect MctAodist Church, Chelsea.-
Services at T:BO pm. by the Rev. W. IL.
Byans, pastor.
StranOers' Ckurcs. Union street. Services
at II am ana 1850 pm. Tho Rev, N. M.
Long, pastor.
Chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian Rurch. 49,
Corner OF Fourth and Looney streets. SER
vice at II m. aud Pm. Rev. ID. 7. Way
wick, pastor.
Cumberland Prosbyterian. - Court street.
Services Mt ii am. and 40 pm. Rev. II. A.
Jones, pastor.
Rand Of Hope will meet at 2 o'clock in
Banner Hall, nor,heat corner Of Main and
poplar streets.
Ropan MissioR.-Fort Pickering. Ser
Woes at II Am. and Pm, by the Rev.
]. IL. Snow, pastor.
Ennanuel LkHrch. No, 254 Third street, be-
tween Jefferson and Court. Service at II
am. and 7;co pm.
IId BaptiSt. -Scrvices at II I'm. and I'D
pm, Ell seats free. All are invited. Rev.
n. A. VenAblo, pastor.
Spiritndltsts-M at pm. at Ne. 225
Union street In DR.. Watson's Library. Seats
are free. All are welcome,
O.ntral Methodist UrcA.-Union street.
Preach ne st IL N; and 80 pm by the
pastor, the Rev. X, W. IRWIN.
EpdngcliecI Lutheran Trinity Church (Ger-
~dnl. - Washington street, between Third
and Fourth. Service at 1880 am.
=, Chrts'ton AurcA, Corner Of Linden and
Al 7;S0p.m. Rev. J. D. Briney, pastor.
Eua Presbyterian. Corner Of Third and
Poplar streots. Preaching at IL am. and
SPIN. by the Rev Eugene Daniel, pastor.
Church Of The Good y spherd. Corner Mill
Snd Fourth streets. Seryices at IL AIN and
1850 pm. by the Rev Henry Dunlap, rector.
Central Bdpttst. Second street, near BeSie.
Preaching at IL am. and 7;l5 pm. BY the
Rev. A, W. Lamar, pastor. All seats free.
Second Presbytcrtan Chnrch. Corner Main
and Beale strcots,. Servio.s at II am.
and 1880 p m. by tho Rev. W. X. BOggs,
pastor.
Georuia Sree Methodist. Corner Of Ton
nessoo and Georgia streets. Preaching at II
I'm; and vas pm. by the Rev. W. l..
Malloy.
fernando Nres, McAOdist Church. Corner
Linden and fernando st cots. Services at
II am, and 7;N p.m., by tho Rev. J, NJ.
Spence, pastor,
Calvary ChWroh. Corner Of Second and
Adams streets. Early communion at 7.lh
AM services at IL am. and 1880 p. M, tao
rector Officiating.
Fret Mc,kOdist. Corner Second and Pom
lar streets. The Rev. Or. A, q. Hay. God,
OF Georsi will preach ut II am. and the
pastor at :30p.m.
LaUderddls Street Presbyterian Church.-
Corner. Lauderdalo and Beale streets.
breaohing AZ am. aud 1850 pm. By the
Rev. S. 9. Caldwell, pastor.
Atu6OR'G Street Presbyterian OkHroA. Cor
ner ot Alabama street aud Jones avenue,
Services At ii Am, and 1850 nm, By the
Rev James l.. Martin, DID, pastor.
Grace Church Corner Vance and Lauder
dale streets. Rev. Geo. Patterson being az
sent, the RI Rev. Bihpp Quintari will Off
Gate Morning service, sud Termon, n
am; evening prayer, ard sermon, 1889
pm,
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white Ribbon Hall.

Our hall, at No. 81 Poplar street,
will be open this evening aud every
evenir g from this date. To all work
ing people we extend cordial invita-.
ton 10 come and spend their leisure
hours there. They will finu a COM
Portable room, something 30 read and
a real welcome. OF all well wiskeTs of
this enterprise We solicit help. Any
thing that will add TO the comfort OF
the hall or to the educ alton and inn
provement of our community will be
gladly received. Come one, come all.
LIDE MERIWBTHER.
On bshalf of the w, O. r. u
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TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

u n
Prices Rent in Twain.
Black Hare Fur, Lined and Padded.
Width ~ inches; reduced from 75c
to 45c per yard.
Width 3 inches; reduced from S5o to
55c per yard.
Width A inches; reduced from 81 to
Csc per yard.
Width 5 inches; reduced from 81 %
TO SIC per yard.
Width 6 inches; reduced from 81 so
to 81 per yard.
RACC0UN FUR
Marked down from$l to 75c per yard.
30 to 81 10"
2 10 $50"
SILVER FOX
Reduced from 81 70 to 81 So per yard.
" 225 to LIS
B ack Fur with tails, reduced from
81 So 10 ST. 40 psr yard.
Black Fur with tails reduced from
81 to 81 so per yard,
Lynx Back, reduced from 81 so to
IL rs per yard.
Wildcat Fur, reduced from So 80 to
So so per yard.
Beaver Fur, reduced from IS 80 to
So 80 per yard.
Nuris Fur, at zoe, ST. and ST So;
marked down from 81, 81 30 and
81 IS.
Real Lynx, reduced from $6lto 81
per yard.
Feather Trimmings, our best goods
at 50c and 85c; marked down
from 85c aud 81 % per yard.
We have large lot OF remnants OF
all kinds of fuIs, which We offer to
close ou. at less than 25c on the dollar
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Minnie Madden .

The above named clever little SOU
btette actress will present Cap ice, q
pleasing play, at the Memphis Thea
ter next Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day nights and at the Saturday matt
nee. Miss Madden ia quite a favorite
in Memphis. and will no doubt draw
good audiences during her engage.
ment, The sale OF seats will open at
Mulfordis next Tuesday morning.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

One lot handsome Embroidered Silk
Velvet Panels, with trimmings to
correspond for the waist; marked
down from $25 to IS each.
One lot Gold colorei Panels, File
Franchise ground, handsomely
brocaded with cut and uncut
Plush; marked down from $40 to
81 95 each.
Immense reduction in a miscellaue-
Gus lot of magnificent Tabliers for
evening wear, one richly embroi
dered in Seed Pearls and Cry stall
Beading, marked down from $45
to SIS. pink only
One Pink front, with trimmings to
correspond for waist, hand en-
broidered on Silk Net and finish
ing Of pink Peal ornaments in
several different shapes; marked
down from SIS to $25.
One Black Satin Front, elegantly EN-.
broidered with beading of Black
Silk and Cut Jet Pendants, (lhis
style is specially exclusive);
marked down from 1856 to $37 80.
One White Satin Front, magnificent
ly done with White Pearline, Seed
Pearls and Crystal Beads and fan
cy shaped Pearl ornaments as
pendants; marked down from $50
to $37 so.
Is pieces Black Striped Velvets; ra-
duced from 81 so to 81 so yard.
10 pieces Crepe de Indies Qight
shades) ; marked down from ii SO
to Zoe per yard.
10 pieces Black Satin Rhadsmes;
marked down from 81 rs to 81 Ia
per yard.
All of our fancy Silks for evening
wear reduced from So to 30 per
cent.
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"AIonte OristG,"

Tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednes'
dsy nights James 0'Neili aud dIa
matte company will present the TO
mantle drama known as Monte Cristo
and with new costumes, properties
and scenery. 1t is most attractive
production, and in it Mr.. 0'Neill
makes q mnst favorable impression as
the outspoken sailor boy, aIterward
the miserable pIi5oner OF eighteen
years, and then as the cool and deter.
mined possessor Of ths treasure oil
Monte Oristo, with vengeance his
oaly aim,
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Mrs. Horton Accepts.

Mr.. Tracy:
l zee by the papers this morning
that you nave complimented me by
placing me in charge Of the refresh
ment room at the Charity Ball. i
thank you for the kind RENE IN branc4
of me, ard 10 accepting pledge myself
TO feed the public mouth thai night as
we'll as / have tried to feed the public
mind for the past four yesrs. Re-
specially, MRS. W. II. HORTON.
January T. 1ggT
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Dressed Turkeys.
Buy them OF Kirk Allen < Co.

N0N>N Trifle with any Throat
INV or Lung Disease. Ii you
have a Cough or Cold, or the children
are threatened with Group or Whoop-
ing Cough, use Acker's English Rem
edy and prevent further trouble. IL
is a positive cure, and we guarantee
it. Price 10 and 60cents.
For sale by A, RESKERT.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

leo ladies best Beaver Cloth New.
markets, trimmed or tailor made,
at $l2; marked down from SIG to
$22.
100 English Check Newmarkets, Sat-
in lined Capes, the most stylish
long wraps in the market, at
$40 so; regular price $24.
so ladies' imported Cloth Raglands,
plain Beaver, Cloth or Checks, at
$l8; reduced from $50.
20 Soliel Silk and Damassa Newman
kets, quilted Silk lining, fine Fur
trimmings, at SO so; reduced
from $40,
25 lsdies' fine Silk Russian Circulars,
quilted Satin lining, Fur trim
med, at $l2 70; reduced from $50
80 ladies' best Cloth Russian Circu.
lars, Fur trimmed, at 80 so; re-
duced from $l5.
10 ladies' Plush Newmsrkets, quilted
Satin Innings, at SIS; reduced
from $50.
50 ladies' Plush Short Wrap',quilted
Satin Innings, Fur tail trimming,
at $40 so; reduced from S22.
Do not miss the chance OF securing
one OF our best Black English
Hare Muffs at Zoe each.
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Hats and Caps.
GREAT VARIETY,
AT Low PRICES.
CoHEN's, 2l9 MAIN.
Tape Warns.

DR.. M. Nay Smith ia at 72 Madison
street for three days. This Is his last
visit to Memphis for several months.
Those troubled with Tape Worms
should make It point to consult him
before he leaves, Did YOU ever think
for moment what fair proposition
he offers to those thus afilicted2 He
Ruarar 'es the head In each case. Re.
quires no fee in Advance No fasting or
starving He relieves you in from
forty to ninety minutes OF this para.
site, which has b. fled the skill Of the
best physicians. Could you ask
more2 Consultation free.
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Gus williams.

John Robb's ear comedian, Gus
williams, will be the attraction at tie
Theater mex week, and will give One
Of The Finest, Capt Aishler and OH
What a Nghti during his engagement.
Manager Kobb will be in the city in a
day or two 10 make all arrangements